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Albums released on 21 July

  1. Lana Del Rey: Lust For Life

    2017 · 10 YEARS

    Lust For Life

    Lana Del Rey

    Lana Del Rey delivers a sprawling 16-track diary of California life. The 2017 release balances cinematic melancholy with a modern, hazy hip-hop aesthetic.

  2. Guns N' Roses: Appetite For Destruction

    1987 · 40 YEARS

    Appetite For Destruction

    Guns N' Roses

    Guns N' Roses arrived in 1987 with a volatile debut that defined the Sunset Strip. It captures a raw, lethal intensity born from street-level grit and hard rock swagger.

  3. Tyler, The Creator: Don't Tap The Glass

    2025 · 2 YEARS

    Don't Tap The Glass

    Tyler, The Creator

    Tyler, The Creator fuses electronic, soul, and hip-hop into a dense, layered project. This 2025 release reflects a meticulous approach to genre-blending that bridges introspective rap with pop hooks.

  4. Lee Morgan: The Sidewinder

    1964 · 63 YEARS

    The Sidewinder

    Lee Morgan

    Lee Morgan hit the charts in 1964 with a hard bop record that moved hips. The title track’s infectious boogaloo rhythm provided a crucial financial lifeline for Blue Note.

  5. Black Sabbath: Master Of Reality

    1971 · 56 YEARS

    Master Of Reality

    Black Sabbath

    Black Sabbath solidified their dark reputation with this 1971 release. It features sludge-heavy riffs born from downtuned guitars and a murky, industrial-inspired atmosphere.

  6. Blur: The Ballad Of Darren

    2023 · 4 YEARS

    The Ballad Of Darren

    Blur

    Blur reunites for a 2023 exploration of aging and long-term friendship. The record trades the high-octane pace of their earlier work for a mature, reflective sensibility.

  7. Blind Faith: Blind Faith

    1969 · 58 YEARS

    Blind Faith

    Blind Faith

    Blind Faith represents a 1969 experiment in the new supergroup format. It captures virtuosos from Cream and Traffic searching for a new musical language in a changing landscape.

  8. Greta Van Fleet: Starcatcher

    2023 · 4 YEARS

    Starcatcher

    Greta Van Fleet

    Greta Van Fleet leans into mythological storytelling and vintage warmth on this 2023 release. It prioritizes the grit of live performance over studio perfection.

  9. Neil Young: Landing On Water

    1986 · 41 YEARS

    Landing On Water

    Neil Young

    Neil Young dismantled his folk-rock identity in 1986 with this synthesizer-heavy experiment. It remains a polarizing turn toward a cold, mechanical aesthetic.

  10. Fun Boy Three: The Fun Boy Three

    1982 · 45 YEARS

    The Fun Boy Three

    Fun Boy Three

    Fun Boy Three crafted a skeletal, haunting sound in 1982. Abandoning the chaos of their previous band, they focused on minimalist percussion and sparse, eerie arrangements.

  11. The Blow Monkeys: Animal Magic

    1986 · 41 YEARS

    Animal Magic

    The Blow Monkeys

    The Blow Monkeys delivered a 1986 breakthrough defined by jazz-inflected horns and sharp, political lyrics. It captures the high-gloss aesthetic of mid-eighties British pop.

  12. Magnolia Electric Co.: Josephine

    2009 · 18 YEARS

    Josephine

    Magnolia Electric Co.

    Magnolia Electric Co. crafted a poignant 2009 record steeped in classic Americana. It serves as a final, heart-on-sleeve statement characterized by raw, honest songwriting.

  13. The Special AKA: In The Studio

    1984 · 43 YEARS

    In The Studio

    The Special AKA

    The Special AKA shifted toward a somber, experimental direction for this 1984 release. It is known for a global anthem that became a rallying cry against apartheid.

  14. John Cafferty And The Beaver Brown Band: Tough All Over

    1985 · 42 YEARS

    Tough All Over

    John Cafferty And The Beaver Brown Band

    Tough All Over is a mid-eighties record focused on blue-collar storytelling. It relies on a polished, radio-ready approach to craft anthems suitable for long drives.

  15. Jane's Addiction: Strays

    2003 · 24 YEARS

    Strays

    Jane's Addiction

    Jane's Addiction ended a decade-long hiatus with this 2003 release. It features a polished, modern production style that moves away from their nineties aesthetic.

  16. House Of Pain: House Of Pain (Fine Malt Lyrics)

    1992 · 35 YEARS

    House Of Pain (Fine Malt Lyrics)

    House Of Pain

    House Of Pain brought Irish-American identity to the forefront of the 1992 hip-hop scene. The record blends neighborhood pride with aggressive, boom-bap production.

  17. Timi Yuro: All Alone Am I

    1981 · 46 YEARS

    All Alone Am I

    Timi Yuro

    Timi Yuro delivered powerful, gut-wrenching performances on this 1981 collection. She turned pop standards into deeply personal, tear-stained confessions.

  18. Slade: You Boyz Make Big Noize

    1987 · 40 YEARS

    You Boyz Make Big Noize

    Slade

    Slade delivered a final, high-energy blast of glam rock in 1987. The record features the stomp and singalong choruses that defined the band's long career.

  19. El DeBarge: El DeBarge

    1986 · 41 YEARS

    El DeBarge

    El DeBarge

    El DeBarge defined mid-eighties R&B with this polished, soul-infused debut. It showcases his signature falsetto over a mix of danceable funk and intimate ballads.

  20. Taeko Ohnuki, Taeko Ohnuki: Romantique

    1980 · 47 YEARS

    Romantique

    Taeko Ohnuki, Taeko Ohnuki

    Taeko Ohnuki shifted toward an experimental, moody sound on this 1980 release. It marks a transition from city pop to a sophisticated, synthesizer-led art-pop style.